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There Is a curious. puzzle in the beef business.
The less the producer gets for his cattle the more
he consumer pays for his steaks ana roasts. Be-
,ween these facts there must be q good deal OF
9rOnt Tor somebody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-27

Starvation, actual and terrible, seldom occurs in
This country as It has IN a single case In New
York. Its rarity proves good deal for the thor
)ugAaess Of Christian Charity since Tom Hoods
line
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That the world moves is again proved by the re-
lease OF Missionary Doane in the Caroline Islands
Twenty years ago he would long since have been
disposed vi by the hash bowl Instead OF inter.
national law
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Chicago and ST. Louis have another war On
hand The President viii stay three DAYS in the
sanity city and but In the wicked place by the
Like.
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The Dad mATksInanslip Cr the Russian rihilist
has again saved the ears lie. The nihiiiSts
should start life insurance company for the
special benefit OF The royal family.
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wonders VIII never cease, when Texas defaultel
"ops SNORT Oh freedom ana impatiently waits fol
he officers 10 come and set him.
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ININE OLD RYE WRISKEY
IL FINE OLD RE WHISKEY
FINE OLD RYE NHISKEY
Price reduced 10 Oc plat bottle Sd 30 Der gallon
war; aed strictly pure, without fsl OIL Highly rec.
oniiiel,ded Tor general family ard MEDICINAL use
sieGiaily debility oecasioned by pulmonary troubles
We LaNe hahcied these goods Tor over twenty years
VILE TIE utmost satisfaction. therefore solicit trial
ARTHUR NAITANS. Pharmacist
au21 $50 1ith ST. cor. of /. and I'd and ID sts NV
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WANTED--ROOMS

WAN1 rsIIs ,aa , At oNGE-HAyR NuMEa.
fa5ss fasis T. e Fl 9th .s
WANTED.oNEo OR TWO sMA ALL uNFURNIsHED
central References exchanged Address 8. A.. star
WANTED-A LARGE ABOVE sEcoND.sToRY
nent if suited. Address L b, Star office aue7 -3s'
S,.. sESdIEMA Ro0A AND WIFE WILL
sspitS1 ai possession january /. Addss:
w office, Sould like two small communicating un.
Bon s trss , nsz
WANT ED-A sEcoND-sTO FLAT or THREE
and
WANTED-BY 4 GENTLEMAN. GOop ROOM
w or rooms In northwest section, with breakfast
il suited Address Box ioe Star ece
WAhSTmDTWo OF THREE
WANTEDxTWo COMMUNICATING ROOMS in
~ private family for lady and daughter; second
pss month to begin in September Box lSa Star
WA.NTED@.TWo {G3o.MMUNIcATINa OR ONE
line Address, AZ oSc ssr Once T
{enr EAM!kY OF THREE AbT
WANTED-BY SEPTEMBER /, THREE OR -FOUR
W communicating Rooms, by gentleman wife and
81 a ssavsRs5s
Star Office au26-lm
WANTED - UNFURNISHED FLAT OF ROOMS
w for three adults with gas water and heat; bet
9th and 9th and and 0 sts references exchanged
Address Box 129 Star Office. aug5-3t
WANTED ROOMS, UNPUBLISHED PREFER
w red In the northwest for gentleman and wife; per-
manent. If suited with or without board; must be in
desirable locality and neat and clean Address WIN
CHESTER, Star Office au24 5ts
WANTED ROOMS TOPARTIES HAVING ROOMS
w to rent present advantage to procure tenants
that viii save them time, trouble, and money, Room
Renting Agency. e3S + St d. RAMEY. ty15-2m
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'T-Br L, Q, HoLTzMAN.


l,oR RENT-BY Il. o. HOFFMAN
Il fOkNISHED.
b near Conn ave $500 iota jefferson II 5000
Mass sy nr Thos -.JS3 ~ conn. mr. Dupont loo
iSss S,rels Sal ihr Iaissss,e So To-, Ss
stnesr iSi :, r S mr. pea aSs I'D, Ia 81 isngs
Vermont sy. nearo liraSo PsI near Iowa Circle isS
fise ne ss. af is, n Eli ss.r
18th st. M. L.. 10 roo St near ed n a. q ~ s5
UNfURNlsHRD
10 Lafayette So. i7rsi5o II IL ith ST n W sr s3S
5oq 18th st, l9r--..... 100 1924 lth at " sr~ &c
1911 18th ST, 15r =. loo is05 Columbia 81 - q
Sl2 oonnay n w. ors3 ~ l40s Cainmhia a Or 81
sl4 Conn. av- Tor. .s3.33 leAi II st N e. rs IS
ol0 Est nv, lr.. .s:.3S ipAa n st n a 5r IS
lVue Sth NV lHrs s3t3 1919 st. NV, tir 2O.30
all ltth ST. Nv, 1or 80 800 ~ ST Sc Or, Is
tSey ~. Az trs. 90 oSo OH st. &c. on ID
AZ llth St NV. @lrs, %
g05 Met nv, 12r oo.9a OFFICE ROOMS
1918 18th st.nw. lors, SO
d0S 9th 81. NV. i4r.s0.8o SOS 18th ST. er... lsy
42o 10Th 81 NV IL rs suE huilds from 30 loo
and store 90 2b y st once rms
5l5 ID 81 nwa lor.. - III ST., Sd floor. 20
lilS 1th st. $50 Sso la ave. from Id 10 20
- 4th st. se 40 s31 y st W. "a Moor -
IA Asst ne lors. 40 ID and sta "A l0Sls
Property pIacea for rent OF sale Is iIperal.y
advertised free Of cost 10 the owner
For list Of pIopertv for sSle cali send nj ofcs
au22 r. o. HoLrzhAN. ioth and fssna
IroR REST-BY OCTOBER lsT TWO CHOIcR
II houses on So one ON north side, west uf 7h st
10 rooms all mod imps., ~ 5000 per year and the
other north side between 10Th aud 2Oth Sta n
s.sgg Ser ssAFi M M. I'M be,se no. sS
EoR RLNT-iI3l I7lH ST \. W, MAE
ond door m l.; heat aud ssa s25. Apply at i6os
18th ST au.s0- . m
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

1sos RENT-ei6 G 81. =. X, NEW slk-kooM
Il md csilSr syski hath, lsty2le, aud ranse APIiy
1,QR RENr-2oe 2Ogt. 2ll lsT at. NIX.
y double parlor, with heat aud gas unfnrnished
One eisht-roon HOUSE; Also 8rDcery Sters, with ~
ana I'm
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


II rooms, bath and cellar al m L. on line Of carr and
S Sinsa g fepson Qsee Newly pspsred ssd
LEOPOLD. 1881 ST NV sacs.3t
EoR RENTING LIS TENN. AVE \. Z. ROOMS
af at s1. sr m 90
47a AIS, Az St sw Or m T. ...,........ 1890
aoaS nth St. sw pr nd store room...,....... 1900
au.9-st JOHN +. CULLINANk. 436 9TH ST. v.
:. ma sf !, ne es an. .st s.S Is
s sons s an DWELLING cor LIST aud Mas az
80 o.. LOWE DoSoHoE. ''''
aaZ. -3f SOS East Cspitol IT.
EoR RENT 1t4s RHODE ISLAND AVE y W..
Isunk cellar &c apply on premises. between and
EoR RENT
f Iowa W. a cirsis sor g sssa a aS k &
Sw ior e s sai s sia St: 8: &c
III i ssrsr sSs :. 1859
Issi iothsi IS III Il itss a' St .s sea
s. 81. saw. ax bet bet Sso. 4r
9ls 9TH St ae., 0r.......Isl
.. cHAs. f. BANEs.
TOR RENT-FIVE-RooM Two-sToRY BRICK
m %s ssss Ssas'Ss is
EoR RENT.BRICK HOUSE. 900 ST NV,
- containing 10 ms and al modern improvements.
tent $oo per month in advance. CHARLES ".
hANpl, vi stp.w. au2e-3t
EQR RENT - SPEC.AL-5l5 SPRUCE ST, lie
prolt Park beautiful Cottage, 4 rooms reception
MONTH ps cHAs T RSSEs iSySs
IroR RENT-THE HOUSE no 9TH ST. NE,
= containing y roons- modern improvements. good
1908 St aul1 81
lrOR RENT-THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE 81
Il Iowa Circle, containing l3 rooms all modern Inn
$1,000 year. CHAs. l. BANEs. .''
E99R RENT-531 5TH ST, 8 e. 2-sToRY
Il Groom brick water and gas, 1850
au263t' 4oa ID street n W.
IHoR RENT-A DESIRABLE HOUSE. Col 1 sT,
tween two lines of within two uf Pension
once rent Go. Apply J. W. +. MYERS son,
142S New York ave. au21-3ts
E0R RENT-STEUBEN ST NV, 1O5, 1O7, 100:
II nve rooms each cheapest houses in city. 80 per
month. Also several houses in good order IN NV.
au21-ot' III. j. DAILY. 03l 4 St NV.
NOR RENT-FRAME HOUSE: FOUR ROOMS,
4 summer kitchen, hydrant: key next door. l21s
9th st. NV Ii.
EoR RENT-PAhK ST, MT PLEASANT, HOUSE,
Il containing nine Rooms. and furnace: large
grounds and stable Viii rent low to good tenant.
Inquire OF owner $50 New York ave. au2G-3t
NOR RENT-2sO5 AND oSI5 Q ST, ONE A
Il nearly new Broom house, perfect order, every
convenience, DELIGHTFULLY."- located the other . new
Groom house: $50 monthly. DIR. MACkALI. 3040
Dunibarton ave-, Georgetown. au2s-.Sts
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Special To DREssnAkERs

AND OTHERS
Our Fashion Publications Fall and Winter STYLES
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fall and Winter. Caii and see them at our Office
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED HAVE DAILY INQUIRIES FOR
w large medinm-sized and small houses. in good 10;
it to their advantage to place them my hands all
property PLACED in my hands will be 5eray sdyeg
tsea without charge to owners. II. H. T. LEOPOLD,
1881 St NV. au21 I'm
WANTED-PURCHAsERS FOR NICE, COSY
snd sea Of tse Co.
smaI SIS
and see them '' ' "p''"N0 ." ''S p'ss s"eosts
WANTED-A, PRETTY FULLY FURNISHED
" house at $50 or S35 month. Address Mrs. b.
W., Star office. 1t'
WANTED--To RENT FROM OCTOBER 1sT, A
west 81 x ssr
and price, Box AZ. Star Office 1ts
WANTED-A SMALL HOUSE. 6 TO 9 ROOMS IN
office. it,
WANTED-IN GOOD LOCATION, HOUSE CON.
house . Ad Rs s0
WANTED. HOUSE OF EIGHT OR NINE ROOMS,
west section preferred Address H.. Star Office It.
ED-INMEDIATELY-FoR PURCHASER.
81 Preferred S' @
WANTED-FoR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A
". B.. Star office. It,
WANTED-To BUY ON SURE, PROMPT MONTH
w ly payments House. in city or suburbs. Ad-
Dress giving particulars. Nj E., Star office au27-3t'
WANTED-To BUY FOR CAsH-A FIVE OR SIX
w room house in the northwest part of the city;
state lowest price. Address L. Star Office su26-2t'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RECEIVED DAILY
w for Dwellings: Owners please send particulars,
rent or sale. MCLACHLEN BATCHELDER,
au26-St 1925 T ST. NV.
"ANTED-BY SEPTEMBER 1Sf, FIVE DWELL
W ing houses in the northwest, ranging from S3O to
d1 ST .aix
WANTED-8 TO lO-ROOM HOUSES DIRECT
w from owners TO RENT to responsible tenants.
Parties owning small Houses would do well by placing
them in our hands, as We have LARGE DEMANDS for
such property All Houses placed with will be lib
orally dvertised free of charge. GREEN CUNNING
HAM, 140o + st. NV. au2O- Inn
WANTED-DIkECT FROM OWNERS, HOUSES
w and Lota for cash purchasers Any property
placed with US will be literally advertised at
pense. Rents collected. Estates managed. Insurance
effected HOLLAND l. THOMPSON,
jel3 1913 ST., Adjoining sun Building.
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TNOR RENT
II Two new Houses n, between y and 9th sts sw
q rooms. bay window, all mod. imp S25
Three new Houses, Az; between II and SITS. s.w.,
Day windows, rooms, oil mod. imp. SD so
Good business properly. corner ~ aud SITS. s.w,
rooms and store, all mod. imp, $32.
Good business corner, y and h SITS. sw, rooms
and store, S2S. Corner 9th and L sts. y rooms and
store. 80. Corner 9th and SITS. e., 9 rooms and
store SD 10l Virginia ave s.e, and store
good business stand, SO.
au27-3 c. ii. PARKER, cor ~ and e SITS. s.w.
I>0R RENT-EXCELLENT EIGHT-ROOM BRICK
II dwelling at only $l7 per month. Pleasant neigh
borhood and healthy location within squares Of
street cars. K. A. PHILLIPS, 142o New York ave.
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ScHofREna
100 dozen Ladies' Solid colored Hose in BLACK. Seal
Navy, Slate, Tsns. Cardinal and Myrtle,
s5o. OR 3 PAIR FOR o.
This Is one Of the many bargains Of the great
HOSIERY SALE now in proerssA See advertisement
in to-morrow's Post or Mondays Republican,
PALAIs ROYAL
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COUNTRY BOARD.

Dfeld," near Mountsvllle LOudoun Co, Va high
Locations large rooms spring beds fruit milk, spring
water ice: shade saddle and driving horses Address
RECTli = 10.
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OFFICE ROOMS

! 6ls Md ave, sw., 8rs ali
3 go { ~ s.w .tir ...-.-lT
. 20l3 and 2On3 = ST. "A.
!, W. yr......-.,a-....y..lb
, 2aJ 4 St ne. Or 1850
. ). q, u, IL CorcorAn
D Row, NtnNe., 18th II.
. and l. aud NJ NV Ar l2
} 623 bssex Court, irsla.sO
} 1881 IN st.s.w .tir. III
) 1l3 10th stb.e. .tir....l2
) 2b6 ltth II. s.w, 4r....lO
: so4 I'd IT. n.e.9r......... ~
] $40 Alley, bet. Sd and
} sth, n aud ]. ne, 4r ~
i3l5-l3i7-l3lY LIST 81.
ai SS, i, OF bet. \ and o u: ;
/ IA IN y
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1rOR RENr--1537 hath NV, = ROOMS: ALSO.
h 1446 . u. W., bay windows rooms. Houses
comfortable S-stoIy and back building brick. cellars
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EoR RENT-HoUsEa

bIVINI-S a ~
Store room l4l6 Pa
ave. n.N......---....- a j
Stt. and dwelling. 1914
9Th 81. NV Al
sbs l-a.ave. I'D A., Ar. 30
vernon How, room II 30
store room, latl Mn.w.ll
Stable. bet. 4 y aud 9th
SITS and Pa ave. and 4
~. h.w...-.-........l2. 80
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Give them trial You will use no other here
after.
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SsNOMFORT RETREAT" MOUNTAINS OF
~ Maryland near Aarper's Ferry. open through
out the Fall pleasure to please Fishing, Hunting,
&c Address w. Al. CLARK, Keep Tryst. Washington
County, Md. aul0-lm"
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Il brick dwelling. with brick cottage for servants,
1927 st next door to Postmaster General Nas
residence Location of the best the CITY
House newly aud handsomely furnished, will Doe let
with without furniture. the furniture will he sold
at great sacrifice. Call early such opportunity
is rarely offered. Also for sale a barpAin, new
phaton. For particulars apply TO
HUFTY a DYER
aug-eol5t 1901 stuw
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

The average American Il 6s LILO
Inches tall aud weighs $50 pounds
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29
MANTON

Rev. JIM Hobbs ofliciatcd at ST. Peters
church last Sunday.
job Printing Of all kinds at the TlnEs
Office, Olneyville square.
The dust on Manton avenue is unusu-
ally numerous and actiyel
Edward Riccins has resumed his posi-
tion AZ clerk at G. l.. Holden's a. Co.'S
store.
An interesting Harvest Concert was
given by the Manton Baptist Sunday
school in Lees Hall last sunday evening
Matte Thurber. daughter Of Mr..
Emory Thurber IL sick with diptheria.
She in attended 10y DIR. Eddy Of Olney-
Vile.
John Hickey hunted rabbits with n
ferret In the woods in this vicinity last
Sunday and was caught and fined 80 and
costs at the Eighth District Court
The Odd Fellows held meeting Mon
day evening IN IIolden's Hall. The reg
ular number ol names having been signed
to the petition 10 the Grand Lodge fer n
charter and IT in expected that the lodge
will soon be organized. The next meet
ing will be held at the same place
Monday evening and business of import
ance will be transacted. All Odd Fellows
Interested in the new lodge are invited
10 be present
The event at Manton this week was
the dramatic entertainment given IN
Holden's Hall Wednesday evening for
the benefit uf ST. Peters church. The
entertainment consisted Of the drama
"Woodcock's Little Game" This was
followed 10y the laughable farce n Rough
Diamond. Master FRED Prior gave II
violin solo in excellent style. The parts
in the drama and farce were well sus-
tanned and the audience was well pleased
with the performance. The hall was
crowded to the utmost capacity many
being obliged 10 stand. About $50 WAS
ncttcd for the society.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29
NORTH stITUATE.

Mrs. Chares Bartlett is whiting friends
ia Providence.
Mr. Charles Salisbury, attorney at law
spent the Sabbath in North scituate.
Mr.. Israel Randall is visiting friends
in Albany and Schenectady, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dudley Of Provi-
dence spent few days at the Aldrich
Farm this week.
The pulpit Of the Congregational
church was occupied by the pastor Rev.
John Mellish, who preached an excellent
sermon
Mr.. Thomas Simmons has opened
grocery and grain store "On the street,
next 20 his residence. North Scitua,e
now has FIVE groceries.
Foxes are said 90 be unusually numcr-
Gus this fall Poultry raisers should
keep an eye on their nocks or the Thank
giving receipts may be lessened.
Rev. Mr.. Young of Foster, occupied
the pulpit Of the First Baptist church
last Sunday. He Was assisted by Mrs.
Fenner, the evangelist.
The Rev. g. w Cortiss has been in
Wilaonyile. Conn, for the past week on
account Of the dangerous Illness of his
son. News was received of his death
Thursday.
Mr. Elber o. Card and Miss Ida NJ
Smith, teachers IN the public school.
and Miss Lulu Dexter attended the
Teachers Institute in Providence this
week.
Mrs. -. o. Bates met with severe
accident last Sunday. Ira going from
church she caught her foot In pile Of
boards, and fell dislocating her shoulder.
She was attended by DR.. j. W. Smith.
The Ladies Aid Society connected with
the First Baptist church gave harvest
dinner and supper in the church yestry
Thursday afternoon and evening II
was largely attended and all enjoyed An
excellent time.
Mr. William Arnold and Miss Ida j.
Atwood. daughter of Mr. Richard Atwood
of the Great House Farm, were married
At the residence 81 the brides parents.
Wednesday evening. A large number u
guests were present.
A slight accident occurred in front ~
the Post Office, Saturday afternoon, in
which Mr. Ted Paine was the sufferer
A load of hay he was conveying 90 the
city broke from its moOrings aud piled
40 in the street In n promiscuOus heap.
II took some time 10 replace the load on
another team.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29
a GOODBYE.

Ten years have I lived in this oloom-eircled
place
This home which the arms OF ths orchard EN-.
brace.
Ten summers OF breezes, and blossoms, and
rain,
or n-navored berries and sun -gilded grain.
Ten ice girdled winters in ermine robes
dressed
Ten autumns-ien springs by soft showers ca
ressed.
Now, ere from It's sholterinR bosom lily,
must say TO each nook OF my home nest-good-
bye
TO the orchard. whose low spreading bows on
my head,
Like priests benediction their blossoms have
she'd;
To the dream haunted river, whose still waters
lie
Chained down by ice fetiers beneath the gray
sky;
TO ITS winter-wrought mantle OF glistening
snow
TO its rppes that flashed in the midsummer
glow.
Goodbye to the boat that its bosom has
pressed.
Goodbye TO the lilies it luned on It's breast.
To the oaks and the naples, the hemlocks and
pines
The dainty spring blossoms and bitter-sweet
vines.
Now fast in the steam giants power fly;
o home, mid the gray pilared orchards good
bye,
NJ Lillian Thompson, n Good Housekeeping.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29
THORN T,pN.

II in rumored that the Union r. II.
Company will extend their rails to Thorn
ton in the spring.
Efforts are being made 10 organize
church society and have resident clergy
man here.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29
EIGHTH DISTRICT COURT.
Weekly Record.


Court is held at Johnston every Monday
morning; at Cranston every "Wednesday
at Scituate the third Saturday of every
month at Forster the second Saturday OF
each month.
October Odd
Patrick Moan, drunk, pleaded guilty,
fined 81 and costs.
James Shannon, drunk, pleaded guilty,
fined 81 and costs.
October Gath.
Thomas Hoban depositng ofial ON open
ground without covering. pleaded guilty,
fined 50 and costs.
John Hickey, using ferrit in hunting.
pleaded guilty, fined 20 and costs.
Ellen Morse, reyelling at Manton,
pleaded not guilty. not proven, discharg-
ed.
Ellen Mansfield. reveling at Manton,
pleaded not guilty. not proven, discharg-
ed.
Mary Anderson, revelling at Manton.
pleaded not guilty, on trial was tined 80
and costs.
October 25th.
Alber Green for stealing chickens from
C,T.llohler, pleaded not guilty. Sentenced
one month 10 Providence County Jail and
pay costs.
Michael Rowley, common drunkard,
pleaded guilty, sentenced State Farm
two years.
William Craigc, depositing oilal with
out license, pleaded guilty, fined 50 and
costs.
October 27th.
Charles Ward, drunk, pleaded guilty
fined 81 and costs.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

We have just opened job 10, OF
Hamburg. Fine muslin, and q inches
wide, for l2l and l5c.
l.. l.. GREENK a. Co.
IRONS BLOCK. OLNeYyILLE.
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Mr. c. H. Shaver, Wellsville, Kan,
says: 1T is with pleasure that | can
speak of the good Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy has
done my family during the last thirteen
years. In the most obstinate cases of
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| can truthfully say that it is my judg-
ment based on years of experience that
there is not medicine in the market
that is equal as family remedy, and
that l will never keep house without a
bottle of it in my possession. Sold by
A. I'll. Barber. 2Sw4
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Drunkenness. or the Liquor Habit,
positively Cured by Administering
DR. Haines' GOden Specific.

1t can be given in a cup of coffee or
tea without the knowledge of the per-
son taking it, is absolutely harmless and
will effecta permanent and speedy cure,
whether the patient is a moderate
drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thou
Thousands of drunkards have been
made temperate men who have taken
Golden Specific in their coffee with
out their knowledge, and today
believe they quit drinking of their
own free will 1T NEVER FAILS.
The system once impregnated with the
Specific it becomes an utter impossible
ity for the liquor appetite to exist. For
full particulars address GOLDEN SPEcI-
FIG Co, 1S5 Race Street, Cincinnati.
Ohio
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CoNSumPTIoN CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice. having
had placed in his hands by an East Indiamissien.
AIRY the formula Of a simple vegetable remedy for
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Northwestern: To add still further
semblance of martyrdom in the execu-
ton of the Chicago Anarchists, it is now
announced by Mrs. Black that all the
wives of the condemned men, in true
heather style, will kill all their
children and commit suicide on the day
their execution takes place. This, like
much of the other twaddle that is put in
circulation by the friends of the Anarch-
lists. is done for effect. They are doing
everything in their power to stir up the
lawless elements of society to riot and
bloodshed to avenge the death of the
seven Anarchists. But the authorities
of Chicago are not unmindful of their
duties, and if trouble comes, the police
win be better prepared to cope with it
than they were at the time of the Hay
market massacre.